Funny stuff kids do

[JoeR]

(05-15-2012 09:39 AM)Mominator Wrote:  It's official now. Your kids are in the "bathroom phase!" That means any and all things that happen in the bathroom are funny....farting is the funniest one though to my kids. Pooping comes next.

I have my youngest on video when she finally learned to poop in the training chair. We all said "she pooped, she pooped!" So she walked around talking in the third person.."she pooped, she pooped!"

She also loved flushing the big toilet even when she didn't go and I had to watch her or the water bill would go up.

How old are your kids?

Mine are girl 15, boy 12, and girl 9. Although now that they're older, the bathroom phase/talk stays in the bathroom. I want my kiddos to have manners.

I'm 32, and I still laugh at fart jokes. Your kids do, too, whether you like it or not.

[Presbygirl]

(05-15-2012 11:35 AM)JoeR Wrote:  

(05-15-2012 09:39 AM)Mominator Wrote:  It's official now. Your kids are in the "bathroom phase!" That means any and all things that happen in the bathroom are funny....farting is the funniest one though to my kids. Pooping comes next.

I have my youngest on video when she finally learned to poop in the training chair. We all said "she pooped, she pooped!" So she walked around talking in the third person.."she pooped, she pooped!"

She also loved flushing the big toilet even when she didn't go and I had to watch her or the water bill would go up.

How old are your kids?

Mine are girl 15, boy 12, and girl 9. Although now that they're older, the bathroom phase/talk stays in the bathroom. I want my kiddos to have manners.

I'm 32, and I still laugh at fart jokes. Your kids do, too, whether you like it or not.

39 Female and still laughing....

[Mominator]

Fart jokes still make me laugh...I just don't want to talk about bathroom stuff at the dinner table. That's what I'm talking about.

[Presbygirl]

(05-15-2012 11:47 AM)Mominator Wrote:  Fart jokes still make me laugh...I just don't want to talk about bathroom stuff at the dinner table. That's what I'm talking about.

Yeah, the dinner table is a bit much. And for some reason my GIRLS like to bring up all the times they've vomited too. Why????? I made this nice meal and you wanna talk about barfing. (sigh)

[Mominator]

(05-15-2012 11:50 AM)Presbygirl Wrote:  

(05-15-2012 11:47 AM)Mominator Wrote:  Fart jokes still make me laugh...I just don't want to talk about bathroom stuff at the dinner table. That's what I'm talking about.

Yeah, the dinner table is a bit much. And for some reason my GIRLS like to bring up all the times they've vomited too. Why????? I made this nice meal and you wanna talk about barfing. (sigh)

Exactly.

[JoeR]

My eleven month old is meowing back at the cats now. I can get him going with a few other things on demand, like saying "Bah-bah-bah-bah," or clicking his tongue on the roof of his mouth. The meowing thing just started today.

[laurat99]

(05-16-2012 10:02 PM)JoeR Wrote:  My eleven month old is meowing back at the cats now. I can get him going with a few other things on demand, like saying "Bah-bah-bah-bah," or clicking his tongue on the roof of his mouth. The meowing thing just started today.

I think he's asking for tuna for dinner.

[laurat99]

My 7-year old is practicing the sign language alphabet, and every other letter seems to be the middle finger. I only know about half the letters, so I'm not much help.

[notdrinkingthekoolaid]

I think that's a whole different kind of sign language your 7 year old is practicing. Useful though

[WifeofBill]

(05-17-2012 05:57 AM)laurat99 Wrote:  My 7-year old is practicing the sign language alphabet, and every other letter seems to be the middle finger. I only know about half the letters, so I'm not much help.

Here you go. http://www.iidc.indiana.edu/cedir/kidsweb/amachart.html

Just don't confuse F and D when spelling duck.